Business Insider's annual Seed 40 list recognizes the women early-stage investors who provide crucial support to budding ...

Tory Burch, in addition to being a fashion designer, is also behind the Tory Burch Foundation, which seeks to uplift female founders. At the Foundation's second annual Founders Breakfast on April 30, ...

While seven in 10 women are taking control of their future with investments in the stock market, a strong majority still report feelings of financial stress and lack of confidence, according to the ...

A significant percentage of women still lack a clear path to investing in venture capital and confidence about private markets overall, according to Women, Wealth and the Capital Continuum, a 2026 ...

A growing body of data is dismantling the long-held stereotype that women are risk-averse. Instead, studies show that women are not afraid of risk but rather are "risk-appropriate," Women's World ...

While it is generally acknowledged that female investors often select more cautious and less risky investment options and exhibit lower confidence in making financial decisions, understanding the ...

Online brokers are tapping into the potential of female investors. Tailor-made products and branding campaigns are on the ...

The drop in funding for startups founded by women hasn’t been good for the FemTech sector. But there’s a bright side. Aperiomics takes home the grand prize at the Vinetta Project's final 2018 pitch ...

ARLINGTON, Va. (7News) — 7News On Your Side is highlighting equality in business -- and a new partnership in Arlington County is focused on providing support to female entrepreneurs and business ...

A growing number of women are leading family offices as billionaires like Sergey Brin and Michael Dell name female chief investment officers of their private investment firms. There is still a sizable ...

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We discuss the investment trends she’s following in the women’s health space and advice she has for startups. Below is the transcript. Marissa Plescia: Welcome back to another episode of MedCity ...